Mesogios Beach hotel in Kissamos is located in Korfalonas beach. Korfalonas is a quiet seaside area with amazing sandy beach and beautiful landscape.On the northwest side of Chania at a distance of 40 kilometers from the city, is the province of Kissamos. Characteristic of region is the rugged mountains,at which are built the around, graphic villagesth at are built, in this very beautiful environment. 

According to the historical sources Kasteli is built on the ruins of ancient city, Kissamos. In recent years it has evolved into a modern tourist resort, ideal for those who they seek the quietness. It distinguishes for his beach with the splendid sandy beach and spotless waters.The coast of Kissamos, Bigglia, Falasarna, Drapanias, Balos lagoun and Nopigeia, are ideal points in order to you are glad the sea and the sun!

The beauty of Kissamos is that it is a Greek town that has embraced tourism but not been spoilt by it. The visitor to Kissamos can experience local life and tradition, from the everyday to the special cultural events organized during the summer season.

There are great shops in Kissamos which, although very close to Mesogios beach hotel.It is a hospitable town, well organized with all the facilities required of a self sufficient town, such as banks, post office, internet cafes, health centre, supermarkets and stores, tavernas, cafes and bars. It also has a very pleasant seaside promenade lined with tavernas, cafes and bars open from the morning till late at night.

The archeological museum of Kissamos, situated in the central square Stratigou Tzanakaki, is a recently renovated listed building housing a treasure trove of local archeological finds from the Hellenistic and Roman periods – most notably very impressive mosaics. 

There is also a delightful street called Skalidi that runs through the centre of the old section of the town with traditional arched buildings and small local tradesmen and shops.ne and a half kilometers from the centre of town is the picturesque fishing port with two tavernas and a little further on the larger commercial port that links Kissamos by a ferry service to Kythera, the Peloponnese and Piraeus.